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29472	Wells, H. G. (Herbert George)	Select Conversations with an Uncle (Now Extinct) and Two Other Reminiscences			.txt	text/plain	18909	1419	84	off-hand little things, jotting them down in a note-book as they came Surely those long-haired serious people who sat round my joke like old "I see what it is, George," said my uncle, "these literary people write "George," said my uncle, "_this Fashion is just brand-new vulgarity_. said they were engaged in that kind of thing. "When I have my photograph taken," said my uncle, "I always like to "They put," said my uncle, "a little chap "Don't look at it in that light, George," said my uncle; and he added "George," said my uncle, suddenly, and I knew he had come upon a great "What do you _think_ of marriage, George?" said my uncle, after a "It's like death," said my uncle; "I doubt it," said the man with the nose; "and even so, it is poor "I have to meet some new people to-morrow," said the man with the nose.	./cache/29472.txt	./txt/29472.txt